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Based on some some Reddit comments [1], it does indeed seem like this was a lack of information, not a malicious action (or even ignorance). [1] https://pay.re
by JshWright 11y ago
Based on some some Reddit comments [1], it does indeed seem like this was a lack of information, not a malicious action (or even ignorance).
[1] https://pay.reddit.com/r/Multicopter/comments/3dqoyh/multicopters_blamed_for_grounding_of_fire/ct7wv7g https://pay.reddit.com/r/Multicopter/comments/3dqoyh/multico...
- falcolas 11y agoI saw that, but the point that even if flight was normally allowed at that location, it was cancelled by the FAA advisories, which the multi rotor operators were not aware of. If they (well, we, since I'm one of them) want to operate in controlled airspace, we need to be aware of the restrictions put in place by the managers of said airspace. I appreciate that they were willing to shut down so quickly, however. That shows good will and an interest to do the right thing.